{"description":"His antlers rise above the lake like weathered branches,  \nlarger than any other bull elk in the park,  \na crown shaped by age, battle, and season.  \nEven as he swims, his presence towers.\n\nHis kind have moved through this land for ages,  \nlong before the lake carried names.  \nWhen his bugle cuts the air,  \neven the mountains stand in awe.\n\nHis call is ancient, purposeful,  \ndrawn from ages of instinct.  \nIt is a summons, a challenge, a promise.  \nWater parts, as he moves steadily toward the far shore.\n\nThere is no hesitation.  \nDuring the rut, his world narrows to a single truth:  \nto pursue, to endure,  \nto answer the pull written into his lineage.\n\nImage captured in Rocky Mountain National Park  \nThe largest bull elk in the park known as \"Split 5\" or \"Atlas\"  \nFall, 2024  \nCanon EOS R5 Mirrorless Camera  \nCanon EF 100-400mm f/4.5-5.6 L IS USM ","name":"Crowned by Water","attributes":[{"trait_type":"Artist","value":"Brynn Alise Schmidt","display_type":"text"}],"image_details":{"bytes":11688556,"format":"JPEG","sha256":"6ff2c146f5901fc6416172b6cc28fe461c3e8ec3895ce771a829809595e203eb","width":8580,"height":4827},"image":"https://arweave.net/jN0cw_Uw7NghfLFVWbHj68Mr16kV2Img3FVd9HRM4gQ","image_url":"https://arweave.net/jN0cw_Uw7NghfLFVWbHj68Mr16kV2Img3FVd9HRM4gQ"}